Jim and Betty Anne Gaynor were pillars of the Selkirk community, dedicating their lives to local sports, education, and civic engagement. Through decades of passionate volunteerism—from coaching minor hockey and baseball to serving on community boards—the couple left an indelible mark on generations of local youth and a lasting legacy of community spirit.
Dr. William Easton (1910–1989) left an enduring 50-year legacy of healthcare dedication and service to the residents of Selkirk and its surrounding areas. Operating a diverse medical practice from 1935 until his retirement in 1986, he delivered thousands of babies, performed countless general surgeries, and championed the development of the consolidated Selkirk Medical Centre—a commitment to local community wellness that is remembered today through Easton Drive and the Easton Place Clinic.